Bright and cheerful! Tanya Taylor lights up NYFW with a vibrant spring collection inspired by her travels to Cuba, Barbados and Capri
Tanya Taylor's bright and cheerful spring/summer 2017 collection was inspired by her recent travels to the islands of Cuba, Barbados and Capri.
'I wanted the looks to feel super celebratory and easy, Tayna told WWD. According to her, the women who would wear her current designs are 'confident and sort of peacocking.'
The presentation, which was held at Spring Studios, featured models standing on top of multi-colored sandboxes in uber feminine looks. Dresses and separates alike were adorned with ruffled floral prints, palm leaf cut-outs and embroidered tassels.
Tanya Taylor's bright and cheerful spring/summer 2017 collection was inspired by her recent travels to the islands of Cuba, Barbados and Capri
Attention seeker: According to Tanya, the women who would wear her current designs are 'confident and sort of peacocking'
Bold baubles: The presentation, which was held at Spring Studios, featured models standing on top of multi-colored sandboxes in uber feminine looks
Fun and flirty: Dresses and separates alike were adorned with ruffled floral prints, palm leaf cut-outs and embroidered tassels
No such thing as too many tassles: Tassles down to the tooties at the show
MILLY:
'Exploring the space between purity and sensuality and where the two become entangled,' was the starting point for Michelle Smith, Co-Founder and Designer of Milly, when creating her spring/summer 2017 collection.
Ruffled skirts, bow-tie accented tops and flowy dresses were made sexy with lace-up ties, slits and unexpected cutouts. Bold green, orange and blue hues stood out against the collection's white and black pieces.
'I am no wallflower,' says Michelle. 'I'm a thrill-seeker.' And so is the courageous woman who who don this beautiful and bold collection.
No wallflower: 'Exploring the space between purity and sensuality and where the two become entangled,' was the starting point for Michelle Smith, Co-Founder and Designer of Milly, when creating her spring/summer 2017 collection
Show some skin: Ruffled skirts, bow-tie accented tops and flowy dresses were made sexy with lace-up ties, slits and unexpected cutouts
Pops of color: Bold green, orange and blue hues stood out against the collection's white and black pieces
CUSHNIE ET OCHS:
The Dock at Moynihan Station was host to fashionistas Jaime Chung, Olivia Culpo and Sophia Bush, as they sat front row at the Cushnie Et Ochs show today.
Elvira Hancock, Michelle Pfeiffer's sensual character in Scarface, was designers Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs inspiration for the skin baring collection.
The duo sent models down the catwalk in sultry pieces that highlighted unexpected erogenous zones in seductive colors. Tony Montana eat your heart out!
Sexy lady: Elvira Hancock, Michelle Pfeiffer's sensual character in Scarface, was designers Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs inspiration for the skin baring collection
Cold shoulder: The duo sent models down the catwalk in sultry pieces that highlighted unexpected erogenous zones in seductive colors
Scarface inspired: Tony Montana eat your heart out
Style stars: The Dock at Moynihan Station was host to fashionistas Jaime Chung, Olivia Culpo and Sophia Bush, as they sat front row at the Cushnie Et Ochs show today
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